A flexible rope of length L and mass per unit length u slides over the edge of a frictionless table. Initially let a length yo of it be hanging at rest over the edge and at time t let a length y moving with a velocity dy/dt be over the edge. Obtain the equation of motion and discuss its solution.

A flexible rope of length L and mass per unit length u slides over the edge of a frictionless table. Initially let a length yo of it be hanging at rest over the edge and at time t let a length y moving with a velocity dy/dt be over the edge. Obtain the equation of motion and discuss its solution.

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